Users Should Beware of Address Poisoning Attacks During Concentrated Withdrawal Periods

On November 2, Binance will begin to gradually restore withdrawal services starting from 14:00 on November 1, 2026. Some users choose to transfer their assets to personal cold wallets for more autonomous custody. During the concentrated withdrawal period after withdrawals, the risk of address poisoning attacks increases. Attackers target public addresses or addresses with recent transaction records, sending forged poisoning transactions that closely resemble the user's real address, with the aim of misleading users into copying the wrong address or having characters replaced by malware. Users are reminded to thoroughly verify all 42 hexadecimal characters of the target address when withdrawing, and it is recommended to perform at least two to three independent checks, avoiding reliance on historical records or system clipboard content.

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